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Build a shared coding baseline for faster, safer delivery

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Build a shared coding baseline for faster, safer delivery

As products and services evolve and improve to meet changing market and customer needs, development teams are often expected to deliver updates more frequently, whilst still maintaining quality across the stack. 

In this flyer, we discuss how your teams can create a shared coding baseline and reap the benefits of: 

  • Building consistent foundations across the team
  • Strengthening debugging and failure-handling skills
  • Reinforcing HTML, CSS and JavaScript fundamental

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